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Hi friends,

For our Fall and Winter reads, I'm pulling together a group of crime/mystery/thrillers that have this connective tissue - they've been on my shelf for far too long. So, it will be a bit of a random grouping, with the (hopefully) common thread of being scrumptious reads that will accompany us into the cooling weather. Stay tuned for the list, I'll have it up sometime next week.

:) Lisa

Sounds like a plan.

Hello everyone,

Please read on for our Fall and Winter list. I hope to have pulled together a group of reads with a little something for everyone; an eclectic list made a Collection by the fact that they have been waiting for me for a long time :)

September: Harlem Shuffle, by Colson Whitehead ŷ������ Nominee for Best Mystery & Thriller in 2021, written by a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

October: Lock Every Door, by Riley Sager Having read Sager before, I'm hoping this will be a Halloween equivalent of a beach read - a creepy, fun page-turner for spooky season.

October: Murder for Halloween: Tales of Suspense, by Michelle Slung A compilation of creepy crime, this is a bonus read for Halloween.

November: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carré A renown and beloved spy novel—not my go-to subgenre, so looking forward to something a little different.

December: Bad Axe County, by John Galligan An award-winner in 2019, this one was written and takes place in my home state of Wisconsin.

January: Norwegian by Night, by Derek B. Miller Sticking with the cold-weather theme, let's visit Oslo this January. I've heard great things about this book.

February: Hell's Princess, by Harold Schechter In the spirit of Valentine's Day, let's learn more about Belle Gunness, who took her romances in a dark direction.

The only one I've already read is Lock Every Door / Riley Sager ...

Pam, I can swap another one for this entry if you’d like. Or add a second October book.

Leave it as it is for October, Lisa; but, if you want to add another, that's fine.

I'll add this one into the mix for October. A collection of short crime stories with a Halloween theme.
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Finally!!! My library has the September book so I'll be able to join the read.

Sheri, did you start Harlem Shuffle yet? Anyone else start?

I started it about 15 mins ago ...

Lisa wrote: "Sheri, did you start Harlem Shuffle yet? Anyone else start?"

Yes. Over 1/2 way.

Lisa wrote: "Sheri, did you start Harlem Shuffle yet? Anyone else start?"

Finally got my copy from the library.
i cant find a copy of Murder for Halloween so will skip that one for October.

I just ordered February's book. I love true crime but have not heard of this on.